Final Fantasy XVI director, Naoki Yoshida (Yoshi-P), has politely requested fans to avoid creating or installing "offensive or inappropriate" modifications for the PC release.
Final Fantasy XVI's PC Launch: September 17th
Yoshi-P's Plea for Responsible Modding
In a recent interview with PC Gamer, Yoshida addressed the modding community, urging them to refrain from creating content deemed offensive or inappropriate. While PC Gamer inquired about potentially humorous mods, Yoshida prioritized the avoidance of harmful or objectionable material. He declined to provide specific examples, stating that doing so might inadvertently encourage such creations. His core message was a simple request for respectful modding practices.
Yoshida's experience with previous Final Fantasy titles likely exposed him to a range of mods, some falling into the "inappropriate" or "offensive" categories. Online modding communities like Nexusmods and Steam host a vast array of mods, from graphical enhancements to cosmetic crossovers. However, the existence of NSFW and other objectionable content necessitates a call for responsible modding. While Yoshida didn't explicitly detail the types of mods he wishes to avoid, mods featuring explicit content, such as those replacing character models with nude meshes, clearly fall under this umbrella.
Final Fantasy XVI's PC release boasts features like a 240fps frame rate cap and various upscaling technologies. Yoshida's request reflects a desire to maintain a respectful and positive environment for all players.
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